I always hate the ones where people leave their computer open on Facebook and their roommate(s)/friend(s) post something about them pooping. It's never about anything else.

2 things bother me about that:

1. Why in the world are you leaving your computer open?2. Are your friends that uninspired that their best "haha I have your Facebook" prank is "I love poop"? There's sooooooo many more potentially hilarious things you can fit in that box, but you're doing something about fecal matter?

MRandall25 wrote:I always hate the ones where people leave their computer open on Facebook and their roommate(s)/friend(s) post something about them pooping. It's never about anything else.

2 things bother me about that:

1. Why in the world are you leaving your computer open?2. Are your friends that uninspired that their best "haha I have your Facebook" prank is "I love poop"? There's sooooooo many more potentially hilarious things you can fit in that box, but you're doing something about fecal matter?

MRandall25 wrote:I always hate the ones where people leave their computer open on Facebook and their roommate(s)/friend(s) post something about them pooping. It's never about anything else.

When I find my co-worker has left his PC unattended and his FB profile loaded up, I like to find the names of registered sex offenders (using his computer for the search, of course) and then try to find those people on FB and then send them friend requests from his profile. This is particularly effective if you have some time and can alter profile information (at least the photo) so it looks like the friend request is from a pre-teen boy.

Or if he's logged into his Google account (which is the norm) I'll quickly do a lot of random searches for really crazy terms, or products or whatever, so he gets some sweet targeted advertising for a while.

One time he left his Amazon account up. So I added a bunch of sex toys to his Wish List (which also changed his "More Items To Consider" scroll).

The one IT guy here likes to get in on the fun, too. One day he changed all of the guy's Windows event sounds to really long movie dialog clips. So like when you hear the little "ding" for a new email, that became the entirety of Jules' Ezekiel 25:17 speech from "Pulp Fiction"..... at max volume. And since it was an event sound, you couldn't really stop it other than turning the volume down..... which the IT guy locked. The genius was that, since he's IT, he was able to do it remotely while the guy was actually at his workstation. We like to change his wallpaper a lot, too. Richard Simmons is popular.